A cross-sectional national survey assessing self-reported drug intake behavior, contact with the primary sector and drug treatment among service users of Danish drug consumption rooms

Table 3 Opioid substitution treatment (OST)

^aThe number in parentheses is the percentage of the noted subgroup
^bFisher’s exact test comparing nationality against have been in OST. Significantly more Danish have been in OST. Of the entire sample, only 30 % (n = 45) have been advised on OST
^cChi-squared test comparing drug intake method against have been in OST. Significantly more inject/sniff have been in OST
^dChi-squared test comparing nationality against drug intake method. Significantly more who inject/sniff are Danish, and significantly more who smoke are of other nationality than Danish
^eChi-squared test comparing disease status against drug intake method. Significantly more with HCV inject
^fChi-squared test comparing nationality within against advised on OST. Within the group who have been advised, a total of 67 % (n = 30) are Danish and a total of 33 % (n = 15) are of other nationality than Danish
^gFisher’s exact test comparing nationality against advised on OST. Within the advised Danish group 27 % (n = 30) of the Danes had been advised and 73 % (n = 82) of the Danes had not
^hChi-squared test comparing nationality of smokers against advised on OST
ⁱChi-squared test comparing drug intake method against advised on OST
^jChi-squared test comparing have been in OST against advised on OST

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